The Dead Sea Scrolls
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2005 3:29 am
Me and my son's mother are making an attempt to repair our relationship =D> , to get that little "family" thing going on that I missed out on as kid...She knows well my affinity for esoteric knowledge, and saw an advertisement for "Mobile Presents The Dead Sea Scrolls" exhibit...And thought that it would be a good little vacation to take...An exceprt:
QUOTE(http://www.mobile.org/home.html)This package includes Mobile accommodations and admittance to the Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center and IMAX Theater. This includes combination tickets to the Exploreum Exhibits, Dead Sea Scrolls and the IMAX Theater.
The Dead Sea Scrolls - written over 2000 years ago - includes the earliest surviving texts of the books of the Hebrew Bible, known to Christians as the Old Testament. These priceless manuscripts, first unearthed in a Judean Desert cave in 1947, are considered one of the greatest archaeological finds of the 20th century.
Mobile's Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition features fragments of 12 different scrolls, including sections of the Books of Genesis-Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Psalms, Isaiah and Jeremiah. The Deuteronomy scroll includes the text of the Ten Commandments.
The Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition demonstrates how the Bible was written and faithfully transmitted from generation to generation to today.
The exhibit includes artifacts such as these jars, similar to those in which the scrolls were stored for over 2000 years. Courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority. Clara Amet, photographer.
IMAX
Learn more about archaeology and ancient civilizations...
Leave the exhibit gallery and experience two other ancient civilizations... in the Exploreum's adjacent IMAX Theater. Showing concurrently with the The Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition are the giant screen films Mysteries of Egypt and Mystery of the Maya. Travel back 5000 years to the land of the Pharaohs, soar over the great pyramids and enter the shadowy chambers of King Tut's Tomb. Or journey through a millennium of Mayan history and culture and the exotic sights and sounds of the Mexican region
Sounds pretty cool, and I'm geeked to be spending time w/the fam...But...C'mon now...The real scrolls..???? I don't think so...But, I will give it that it is probably faithful recreation...But, I didn't come here to talk about the AYHJA bunch... :-$
Say you, about "The Qumran Library"...?
QUOTE(http://www.mobile.org/home.html)This package includes Mobile accommodations and admittance to the Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center and IMAX Theater. This includes combination tickets to the Exploreum Exhibits, Dead Sea Scrolls and the IMAX Theater.
The Dead Sea Scrolls - written over 2000 years ago - includes the earliest surviving texts of the books of the Hebrew Bible, known to Christians as the Old Testament. These priceless manuscripts, first unearthed in a Judean Desert cave in 1947, are considered one of the greatest archaeological finds of the 20th century.
Mobile's Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition features fragments of 12 different scrolls, including sections of the Books of Genesis-Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Psalms, Isaiah and Jeremiah. The Deuteronomy scroll includes the text of the Ten Commandments.
The Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition demonstrates how the Bible was written and faithfully transmitted from generation to generation to today.
The exhibit includes artifacts such as these jars, similar to those in which the scrolls were stored for over 2000 years. Courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority. Clara Amet, photographer.
IMAX
Learn more about archaeology and ancient civilizations...
Leave the exhibit gallery and experience two other ancient civilizations... in the Exploreum's adjacent IMAX Theater. Showing concurrently with the The Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition are the giant screen films Mysteries of Egypt and Mystery of the Maya. Travel back 5000 years to the land of the Pharaohs, soar over the great pyramids and enter the shadowy chambers of King Tut's Tomb. Or journey through a millennium of Mayan history and culture and the exotic sights and sounds of the Mexican region
Sounds pretty cool, and I'm geeked to be spending time w/the fam...But...C'mon now...The real scrolls..???? I don't think so...But, I will give it that it is probably faithful recreation...But, I didn't come here to talk about the AYHJA bunch... :-$
Say you, about "The Qumran Library"...?